In my world, "heal your blocks" is a common concept - like, if we don't have our desires yet, there must be something we need to find in our unconscious that's blocking us.

That may be true. I've healed probably thousands of limiting beliefs over the years.

But I also realized these past few weeks that, sometimes, there isn't more to heal. I don't actually need to do more of anything. I just need to acknowledge how good of a job I am already doing.

As high achievers, we're used to putting a lot of pressure on ourselves. One way I do that is by telling myself that I still have more to do. More to perfect. That, if I don't "have it," I must not be doing it right.

But what if I'm doing things incredibly well? And it's actually those perspectives that are the very thing keeping me from experiencing that which I want to experience?

If you want to go deeper in this topic, check out this week's podcast: 63. Thinking You Need to Do More Is What's Blocking You.

🗝️ Key takeaways:

• The transformative shift from comparing yourself to your gap versus your gain
• Three life examples where I didn't have to do anything differently; I just shifted how I perceived myself
• What instant manifestation truly means
• How I'm changing my kids' behavior by changing myself
• An easy way to see what's in your unconscious

PS: it's also on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple. Be sure to follow the pod so the episodes auto download each week!

"Andrea was so plugged in to me and my higher self that I always felt safe enough to make big discoveries and big revelations. I wasn't charging enough for my services and she showed me, in many different ways, why that wasn't serving me, and guided me into a self-discovery journey that empowered me to make lasting change with my pricing. This change was made to honor my ancestors and all the sacrifices they made to get me where I am today."

Carrie

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